Industrial Ventilation and Filtration
Our Sales Engineers are trained and qualified to P602 standard - Basic Design Principles of Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) Systems and so we aim to provide a one stop shop for all your extraction requirements.
Industrial ventilation and filtration.
The collection of industrial process contaminants 'at source' is by far the most effective method for clearing a workplace of potentially hazardous dusts, gases, fumes and mists to provide a safer and more pleasant working environment. This ultimately creates a better atmosphere for staff and visitors and gives full compliance with HSE recommendations and compliance with the latest guidance requirements.
The ultimate design of your prescribed system takes into account many factors including system diversity and effective method of collection from the process to ensure that a fully functional cost effective solution is obtained.
AES have over 50 years in-house experience in the design and installation of fume and dust extraction systems and offer a free of charge nationwide site survey service to its customers.
The vast majority of industrial processes produce as a by-product of their operation fumes or dusts which are not appropriate either to be inhaled by operators or discharged into the atmosphere without an appropriate level of filtration.
Safety is a major concern in industry today and everyone should strive to work in a safe and healthy manner. During welding, brazing, soldering and cutting / forming activities a variety of different hazards can occur, these include general issues such as workshop safety to very specific problems such as the production of hazardous fumes. Each hazard can be created and controlled in a number of ways.
Every fabrication process has a range of safety hazards associated with it. In TIG welding there is little particulate fume generated and the noise produced by the process is quite low, however, when welding some materials high levels of ozone can be generated. It is therefore, important to understand what hazards a process produces and what can be done to minimise them.
AES Market sectors comprise of the following areas:-
Process Fume Dust & Gases
Fumes and dusts generated from welding, brazing or soldering type operation or hydrocarbon vapours released during industrial manufacture or processing of industrial materials.
Process Dust Extraction (metallic & non-metallic)
Airborne particles generated from the high speed grinding or polishing of materials such as ceramic and metalic products.
Oil Mist Extraction
Airborne atomised oil droplets generated from high speed machining of metals. Usually generated on CNC type machining centres.
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